Esplanade At Kingston Homes For Sale

Esplanade at Kingston is Taylor Morrison’s resort-lifestyle village within the much larger Kingston master plan on Corkscrew Road, and it’s still very much in the pre-construction phase. Ground has been breaking on the overall Kingston property, with model home construction expected to get underway in spring 2026 and the community itself anticipated to open for sales later that year — so this is one to watch and plan for rather than tour and buy into today.

To understand Esplanade, it helps to understand Kingston as a whole. Developed by Cameratta Companies, Kingston is one of the largest master-planned communities ever proposed in Southwest Florida — nearly 7,000 acres straddling Corkscrew Road, with roughly 10,000 homes planned at full buildout, along with 700,000 square feet of commercial space, a K-8 school, a future high school, and a 270-room hotel. About half of the total acreage is being set aside as permanent natural preserve. The project is split into two main sections: Kingston South, on the south side of Corkscrew Road, which will feature single-family and villa homes from Lennar, Pulte, and Neal Communities; and Esplanade at Kingston, on the north side, which is Taylor Morrison’s dedicated village.

Esplanade at Kingston is planned for approximately 1,285 residences — a mix of single-family homes and condos — built around the Esplanade brand’s signature resort concept. Taylor Morrison markets Esplanade communities around wellness and lifestyle programming rather than just a standard clubhouse-and-pool package, so buyers can expect amenities centered on fitness, social connection, and concierge-style services designed to make everyday life feel a bit more like a vacation. Specific amenity details, floor plans, and site layout are still being finalized as the community moves through development, so anyone interested should treat early information as directional rather than final.

Pricing is currently anticipated to start in the low $400s, with the community expected to open in late 2026. Because Esplanade at Kingston hasn’t opened for sales yet, there’s no resale history to reference and HOA or CDD costs haven’t been published — buyers considering it now are essentially getting in on the ground floor, which can mean better selection on homesites and floor plans but also more uncertainty around final pricing and terms compared to a community that’s already selling.

Location-wise, Esplanade sits along the fast-growing eastern stretch of the Corkscrew Road corridor, putting it near other newer Estero communities like RiverCreek and Verdana Village, with the same general access to I-75, RSW airport, and both Fort Myers and Naples. For buyers who like the idea of a Taylor Morrison Esplanade lifestyle brand but want to lock in early pricing and choices, this is a community worth getting on the interest list for — just with the understanding that plans, amenities, and costs are all still subject to change before the first models open.